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Snowshoe tours are a great way to explore Big Sky.Copyright: Michel Tallichet

Whitewater Inn at Big Sky MontanaCopyright: Jim R. Harris

Whitewater Inn at Big Sky MontanaCopyright: Jim R. Harris

Whitewater Inn at Big Sky MontanaCopyright: Jim R. Harris

Whitewater Inn at Big Sky MontanaCopyright: Jim R. Harris

Whitewater Inn at Big Sky MontanaCopyright: Michel Tallichet

Whitewater Inn at Big Sky MontanaCopyright: Jim R. Harris

Whitewater Inn at Big Sky MontanaCopyright: Michel Tallichet

Summit at Big SkyCopyright: Glenniss Indreland

Ripping the dictator chutes at Big Sky. Copyright: Lonnie Ball

Scenic Big Sky, Montana.Copyright: Chris Kamman

With a 50-degree pitch and more than 1,000-foot vertical drop, Big Sky's signature run, Big Couloir, is no joke. In fact, skiers looking to check it off their bucket list must sign out with ski patrol, have a partner, transceiver, probe and shovel.Copyright: Michel Tallchet

Lone Peak Tram, Big Sky.Copyright: Chad Jones

Big Sky has endless terrain to suit skiers and riders of all abilities.Copyright: Mark Davidson

Horseshoe is a must-ski intermediate run at Big Sky.Copyright: Lonnie Ball

Skiers working up to the expert level need not be intimidated at Big Sky.Copyright: Lonnie Ball